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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
rsE OF COuPOXs HERE.
A Percentage which at Mere
Glance seems TO be Large.

A Percentage which at Mere
Glance seems to be Large.
In this State licenses for the transac-
ton of any business expire on the Both
of April each year, and, in strict ac-
cordance with law, license for the en-
suing year, if it is desired to continue
business, should be issued by that time
or on the lst day Of May. In other
words, the 1st of May is the time for is
suing licenses; but it is often the case
that they are not taken ont for several
doys after that time.
Soon after the General Assembly re-
assembled on the 9th of April "A joint
resolution was adopted by both houses,
which was approved by the Governor
April 29tb, providing that "no license
shall be granted for a longer period
than from the date of the issuance of
such license to the 1st day of June,
1887 but this shall not affect any Ii
cense already actually granted which is
to take effect from the lst day of May,
1887. In all other respects licenses
shall be required under the same pen
alties, and granted as now provided by
law" &c.
All licenses granted since then have
therefore been issued under this pro
vision.
A representative of the Dispatch
called at the Office of Assistant Frea-
surer Seaton G, Tinsley yesterday and
learned that on the first three business
days of the month-Monday, Tuesday,
and Neutrality-suspicious. licenses
TO the amount of $199.37 and liquor
licenses to the amount of SG6S.99 were
issued and paid for in money. Cou-
pons to the amount of 1886 were ten
dered and refused. The tenderers are
therefore now carrying OF their busi-
ness without a license. At the same
proportion, counting that all who will
tender for their June licenses have done
so, and that all licenses for the month
have been issued, the tender of cou-
pons for the year would sum up s., ,S32
as against S8,020.32 paid in money, or
small fraction over ~ per cent.
The above figures might make false
impression were they given without
the explanation that the bulk of the
States license-taxes here come from
the liquor-dealers, very few OF whom
have as yet paid or rendered coupons.
Indeed, at a recent meeting of the
Executive Committee of the Liquor
Dealers Protective Association a reso-
luton was passed urging all its mem
bers to pay in money, aud there is every
reason-iudging by the past-to be-
lieve that that recommendation will be
adopted. il so. Richmond's record
will be quite fair one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Court, and thus 30 reduced as 10 bring
II within the ability Of Judge Holiday

Court, and thus 20 reduced as TO bring
II within the ability Of Judge Holladay
TO manage.
There is a bill now in Senate COM
mittee which proposes to relieve Judge
Holiday by turning over TO Judge
Wellford one third Of the formers
cases. This will probably pass. 1t Is
generally conceded that neither Judge
Holladay nor any other living man
can, with the desired expedition, dis
pose of the business that comes to the
Chancery Court Of Richmond, and
hence a part of it, probably, will be
assigned to Judge Wexford, though
that learned and hard-working Officer
has by no means the leisure time that
the members Of the General Assembly
suppose.
As stated above, Richmond pays "a
JisU her Police Justice and the Judge oil
the Hastings Court. The State pays
Judge Wexford and Judge Holiday
each S2,30O, and the city of Richmond
supplements the salary Of each 5000.
But for the fact that members desire
to husband the resources of the State
as much as possible in order to effect a
settlement of the debt, the equity-cours
bill would have passed. After a two
years trial, if it is found that the equity
business about to be imposed upon
Judge Wexford is too great for him,
then probably the new tribunal will be
established.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
PersonnIs aud Isriefs.

Governor Lee returned to the city
yesterday afternoon from Washington.
"a Woman's Devotion will be
shown at the Pavilion Theatre to-
night.
Colonel Robert Beverley, OF Fauquie,
county, spent some time on the floor OF
the Senate yesterday.
Mrs. Ex-Governor Gilbert C. Walker
arrived here from New York last night,
and is the guest of Mrs. DR.. George
Ross.
Sir Edward Thornton, Mr.. Braith-
waite, and MIR. Bouverie dined last
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
Royal.
Peter Dnnti, ESD. while at work at
Valentines studio Wednesday evening
fell of the scaftold around Breckin-
ridges statue and sprained one of his
legs.
Officer Sutton has reported Mr.. Will
kinson, freight agent of the Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad Company, for
cruelty to animals in keeping them
confined in stock-pens, where they suf.
fer for food and water.
Misses Florence Eubank, Graysie
Williams, Messrs. Charles Mason, j. 5.
Meredith, and Herbert T.. Pusey were
each awarded q acknowledgement
gold medal at the closing exercises of
the Pen-Art Hall Writing School
Wednesday. A number of pupils were
awarded certificates for proficiency.
Mr.. Milton Cayce has received let
ter from DR.. John l.. Watkins, OF Dur
ham, n. c., saying that Mr. Julian 5.
Carr had given him package of fine
cutters for the Soldiers Home, and
that he had raised nearly enough money
to buy another one that in about ten
days he will ship these two packages,
together with $50 pounds of smoking.
tobacco, box Of chewing tobacco, and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06

grade. Darracott using his left hand
not q stick az the rules required-at-
tempted 10 make the coupling and re-
ceived the injury stated. II is charged
that he was warned TO be careful OF the
car in question, but this he denies. The
court held that in neglecting 10 use a
stick, and in failing TO observe the char
acter of the coupling OF the car as il
approached him, he was guilty OF con-
tributory negligence and could ne,
recover.
Morris against Lyon. From the Cir
cult Court of the city of Richmond.
Reversed, Judge Fauntleroy delivering
the opinion.
Morris's administrator against Davis.
From the Circuit Court Of Prince Will
liam county. Affirmed, Judge Lacy
delivering opinion.
Adkins against Edwards-first case.
From the Circuit Court of Pittsylvania
county. Reversed in part and affirmed
in part, Jndge Richardson delivering
the opinion.
Adkinsagain Edwards-second case.
From the Circuit Court of Pittsylvania
county. Affirmed, Judge Richardson
delivering the opinion.
Camp against Norfeet's administra-
trix. From the Circuit Court OF the
county OF Nansemond. Reversed,
Judge Hinton delivering opinion.
Cslloway's Committee against Dins-
more & Kyle. From the Circuit Court
Of Henry county. Reversed, Judge
Lacy delivering opinion.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany against Emmert. Writ Of error
and supcrscdC08 awarded to judgment
of Circuit Court Of Washington conn
ty, rendered 22d of February, 1887.
Harman and others against Nc Mullen
and others. Appeal allowed to a decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court OF
Smyth county on the 18th of July,
1885.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
pany against Jackson's administrator.
Argued by George S. Bernard, ESQ.,,
for plaintiff in error, and Judge Will
liam u. Mann aud Alexander Hamil-
ton, Eco, for defendant in error, and
continued until to-day.
Police Court.
The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday
Laura Banks ,colorOd), nssaultinG and abusing
Annie Williams in the street. Security required
for her good behavior for twelve months.
Thomas Smith, cufsiag and abusing Sarah
Moore. FINED g. and costs.
John Brown and Spencer Scott. tgo colore
uamps. charged with yagrancy. Scott was dii-
charged; Brown was sent 20 jail In default Of
security for thirty days.
Belle Randolph (cOlored), using Indecent
language 10 Amos Macklin. Fined $3.50 and
costs.
Eugenie Pleasants (colored). assaultinE and
beating G. Frimc-. Fined s. and costs.
Daniel Parker, icloniOusly collecting and ap-
propriating 10 his own use IS. 90 belonging 70
T. r. Keme, with intent 10 defraud. Jailed for
thirty days. An appeal was taken.
Rubbie Washington lcOlored), assaulting an l
beating Eva Belle Washington with rocks Ia
the street. Dismissed on account Of age.
q. W. Cosby, drunk. Fined g. and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Tne New streef-RaiIway.

It is said that the Union Passenger
Railway Company will very soon begin
laying track.
They will apply TO the City Council
for permission to use electricity as the
motive power, and to apply it they must
erect large number of poles on the
streets. This company will connect
Church Hill with the heart of the city,
will branch out to the grain elevator
and into jackson Ward, and will run
out Clay. Hancock, Reservoir, and
Ashland streets to the New reservoir.
For the most part it will derive its pat
ronage from sections of the city that
now have no street-car service.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
JOHN c. FRBEM
j. ID. CRUNP.

The Board Of Directors Of the Young Mem
Christian Association IN accepting the sum OF
$3.50 9b, which represents the net pronts OF the
bazaar held for the purpose OF raising funds "a
furnish the new building, 70 equip the gymna-
sium, ard TO aid In providing a suitable library
are deeply impressed with a sonse Of their OBJ i
CATION TO the ladies Of Richmond for their faith
fulness and zeal in behalf OF tho association,
and, recognizing "a they do that but for their
efforts IL would have been difficult II not i'm
roesiblo 10 have secured the amount Of monoy
for the exigency: therefore be 1t
]. Res0ired, That the thanks OF the Board oi
Directors be rendered 10 the ladies who have 80
earnestly labOred. "in season and out OF sea
son." 10 secure the success OF the bazaar, win
the assurance that their active interest in the
association as thus manifested Is koenly recOg
niZed and appreciated.
=. That copy Of these resolutions be COM
muncated TO the ladies OF the bazaar; that
thoS be spread upon the minutes OF the Rss0-
citation and published in the association record
and the daily papers Of Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
SrPREME-COURT DECISIONS.
Several Opinions Rendered Festcr-
Gay-Railroad Case.

day-Raiiroad Case.
In the Supreme Court of Appeals
Yesterday, all the judges sitting, the
following opinions were given
Darracott against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. From the
Circuit Court OF Hanover county. At
firmed, Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion.
Darracott was a brakeman on the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, and had
his left hand crushed in coupling car
near Hanover Junction. On the first
trial Darraeott got verdict for s4,500
Tbat the Judge set aside. On the sec
ond trial without a jury there was .
;ndcment for the defendant. From
this Darracott appealed.
II Itappeared that the car which injured
Darracott started from Hinton in good
order At Staunton it was found neces-
sayv 10 work il with the "three-link
conpling." an arrangement in general
use for such emergencies. Near
Hanover Junction the train was divided
into three sections to go down heavy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Manchester News.

Dr.T.P Mathews has left for Louis.
vile. Ky., to attend the Southern Bap-
list Convention now in session there as
a delegate from the Bainbridge-Street
church. He expects to be absent about
o week.
Hon. Thomas NJ. Miller, member OF
the House from this district, will re-
turn to Powhatan, his old home, to
live after the adjournment Of the Gen
ernl Assembly.
Mr.. Claiborne Burnett, who died in
Richmond on Wednesday and was bu-
RED Yesterday afternoon, was Chief OF
Police of this city about seventeen years
ago. He was the father-in-law of Mr.
John ID. Beard, Of the Old Dominion
Iron and Nail-Works.
Mr.. Needham, the evangelist, who
has labored so faithfully here for seve-
raj weeks past, will preach at the ware
house tonight on "The Second Com
ing of Christ" This will be the last
night-service at this place, but meet
ing for men only will be held at 3:}9
o'clock Sunday afternoon. He viii
preach at the Central Methodist church
Sunday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
4. sAKs & co.
THE MANAGER OF OUR BOYS

I'HE MANAGER OF OUR BOYS
AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT WISHES
rs TO DRAW YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
STACKS or SHIRT-WAIsTs. WHICH WE
ARE SELLING At 4sc. EACH. 40 SUCH
VALUES EVER OFFERED BEFORE. WE
ARE SELLING ANOTHER GRADE VERY
FAST AT &C. EACH. AT zoe. EACH VIZ
ARE OFFERING SOME VERY HANDSOME
PERCALE WAISTS. WE'VE GOT THEM,
Also, AT 55C.. sJc., 81, 81 10, s1.25, AND 50
on Up TO THE VERY FINEST THAT HAS
YET BEEN MADE. THEY COME WITH
BROAD AND MARROW COLLARS WE
CARRY THE LARGEST LINE OF SHIRT
WAISTS TO BE FOUND SOUTH OF WASH
INGTCN, AND THERE'S no PATTERN
THAT'S WORTH HAVING THAT CAN'T BIZ
FOUND AMONG OUR GREAT ASSORTMENT
OUR MATCHLESs STOCK OF BOYS AND
CHlIDRENs CLOTHING sURPAssEs IN
POINT OF BEAUTY OF DESIGN, VARIETY
OP FABRIC. AND STYLE. AND PERFECT
FITTING QUALITIES, ANYTHING WE HAVE
EVER SEEN, AND THE PRICES WE ARR
ENABLED TO NAME THIS SEASON ARE
FAR LOWER THAN EVEN WE HAVE EVER
NAMED FOR GOODS OF SAME QUALITIES.
Children's All-Wool Suits, ages 1 TO l2, $3.50.
Better grades, same sizes, g.
Still better al $3.50.
Finer suli 8tf.
And the variety OF kinds aud styleswe
ere selling az g a suit beat all previous
records few short years ago We
thought 1t impossible that we could ever
hope 20 sell such suits at such price,
but the enormous business we do IN
boys and children's clothing alone en-
8tlcs Us 10 Go II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
How 10 Cure a BOY OF Group.

Mrs. Samuel Mutt, of South Haven,
Kan, tells how she saved the life OF
her boy.
have been using Allcock's Porous
Plasters for the last ten years, rrinci-
pally for weak back. Not long ago l
found my son very much inclined 10
Group. He had bad croupy cough,
and Wheeling sound in his lungs
every time he brcathed. He nearly
died from. the obstruction OF the throat.
| covered him from the throat 10 the
pit Of the stomach with Allcock's Po-
rous PlasteIs. In two hours the cough
ceased and his breathing was much
easier. In a few days he was entirely
well. kept the Alicock's Porous Plas.
ters on him six days. Since then,
whenever he is affected with colds in
the throat, l never use anything but an
Allcook's Porous Plaster, which cures
him immediately, without any inconve-
nience. They are the best preventive
of the Group ever known, and / would
not be without them for any consi.lerA-
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
=. Colby & Duncan" at the Concert

This make of piaro, although new to
the public of Richmond, has, by its
superior tone quality. gained valuable
friends. The "Colby Il Duncan "
which Messrs. Manly b. Ramos & Co.
sent to COrcoran Hall last evening re-
ceiyed high compliments from such
musicians as Messrs. Laube aud Base
ler, not to speak of the delighted audi
ence. The fine support for the vocal
lists, due to its singing qualities, was
most noticeable. Any person wanting
a good Piano at a moderate price, on
easy terms. should by all means get a
catalogue aud prices from the Popular
Music Store next the corner of Ninth
street, No. 903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
DuRrNG THE YEAR OF 1885

n. ~ v,,s.r SATURDAY IN MAY WAS rHE
RAINIER DAY or THR YEAR-ro-AoH-
ROW WE PROPOSE TO HAVE IT'S DULL
c,rr,r wE REPEAT TnE RECORD OF A
WEAR .co-roR THAT DAi-"E ARE
s.q,sr,rp-ruE RECORD THEN MADE
HAS long SINCE BEEN DisTANcKD-IT
vrpx WONDERFUL IF IT WERE NOT
FOR NOW VIZ HAVE MORE sTocS-THE
,xT1Rr ESTABLISHMENT ISlN BETTER
oprrR-TnE BUYERS KNOW CONSUMERS
w,vrs nrrrFR-TnE GREAT STORE Is
,,o LONGER An EXPERINENr-IT's A
..,.-crsc- .VD A GROWING on Elm
r.cr-YoU MAY HAVE NOTICED WE ARE
r,,spgp FOR ROOM TO DISPLAY THE
srocE-AND IF IT WERE ALL on Dis
rLly-INSTEAD OF HALF IN THE STOCK
kNOAS-lOl NNtAp NNA ~ hLLE NALh-
ING OVER TIE GooDs-THE I-TOLD-YOU
So CLASS HAVE BEEN DISAPPOINTED
BIT THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO
uAyE-THE HUNDREDS OF RICHMOND
KRs WHO BRING IL VISITORS TO LoOR
THROUGH THEIR LEADING oUTFrTTING-
HOUSE, SHOW THAT THEY ARE AS PROUD
OF IT As We ARE-NO MORE COMPLETE
ESTABLISHMENT. ETHER ~ FITTINGS
OR STOCK, EXISTS IN AMER1CA-AND WE
KEEP TT N SHAPE TO DO BUSINESS -
SCAN THIS COLUMN CLOSRLY-COME AND
SEE THAT WE HAVE THE GOODS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Aurora Lodge Entertainment at
Sanger Hall.

An entertainment was given by Au-
rora Lodge, No. l16, /. o. .. f.. al
Sanger Hall last night, and the affair
was thoroughly enjoyed by the large
audience Of ladies and gentlemen pres
ent. The following we!l-arranged
programme was rendered
solo soprano, ~ Bird from Ger the Sea,
Whitley Mrs. Willie Gilman: solo VIOLIN
Aud Lang Syne.' (Baseler,) Professor Henry
Lauhe: solo baritone, "The Nageb0nd." Mol
loyO Mr.. ID. L. Leftwlch; banjo duet, (selectod.l
Mis- and Mr. HankIns legerdemain and ven
irjlocuism. Professor J. W. Thacker; solo 20
piano. Sweetheart lPowellJ Mrs. Willie
Gilman; solo baritone. "Will o. he Wisp,'
Mr.. d. I. Leftwich; duet, II Live and Love
Thee (Campana,) Mrs. Willie Gilman and Mr.
Leitwieh. Accompanies, Mrs. Henry Greenel
and NJ. John Baseler.
The performers all gave their ser.
vices gratuitously, and their effort:
were heartily appreciated.
Mr.. w. Il. Pierce, representative tC
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the
World, was among the distinguished
guests present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
The Lee Monument.

II has been found impossible to dedi-
cate the Lee-monnment site on the 3lst
OF May, and the ceremonies viii proba-
bly, be postposed until October.
As far as can be ascertained the Lee
Monument Association have no idea OF
abandoning the Allen-lot site, but the
General Assembly at its present ses'
sion viii probably give the association
the privilege of locating the monument
on the Capitol Square II they so desire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
The Diuss' Ninety-foUrtb Anniver'

The Richmond Light Infantry
Blues Captain Sol. Cutchins-will
celebrate their ninety-fourth annlver-
cary on the 10th of May at the Old
pump-house. All military guests are
expected to appear in uniform. The
arrangements are under charge of the
following committee Messrs. George
Bryan (chairman), James Lyons, John
S. Wise, j. w. Laube, DIR. II. Nj. Tay-
lor, Sergeant II. +. Vaughan, Corporal
William Sparrow, Oscar j. Adams, and
Frank II. Steel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
A. sAKs & co.
NECK EAR.

THE LINE OF SPLENDID SCARFS OF J. s.
LOWRY ( cos MANUFACTURE, WHICH
CREATED SUCH A FURORE WHEN WE
MARKED THEM AT 35o. EACH, OR THREE
FOR 81. ARE NOT AL GONE. WE HAD AN
ENORMOUS QUANTITY OF THIN. WE
WERE COMPELLED TO BUY AN ENORMOUS
QUANTITY TO ENABLE US TO SELL THEM
AT SUCH PRICES.
BOYS BOWS TO WEAR WITH SHIRT
WAISTS. ALL SILK; GOOD VALUE FOR
asc.-OUR PRICE 1Sc. EACH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Hollywood Memorial-Day.

A meeting of the Hollywood Memo
rial Association was held at D O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon at 20l east Frank
lin street. The attendance was quite
large, and the liberal responses from
the gentlemen to the subscription-lists
was encouraging.
1t was decided to set Monday the
Seth of May as decoration-day, and a
committee of ladies was appointed to
take charge of the different sections.
A committee was also appointed on
general decoration.
A resolution was adopted inviting
the military and other organizations to
take part in the ceremonies of the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
when VIII They Leave

According to the reckoning at the
Capitol the General Assembly have been
in actual session here (recess excluded)
thirty days. Theygetpay(slSW for forty
five days, and. therefore owe the State
services for fifteen more days. This
will bring them up to the 20th of May,
by which time they can probably dis
pose of all pending business and be
ready TO adjourn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
The Hannewinckei Mansion 30 be a
(tub. IIOuse.

A deed was recorded yesterday from
Charles U. Williams, special commits
sioner of the Chancery Court, convey
ing to the Mercantile Club Of Rich
mond the property known as the Han
newinckel mansion, which fronts 50
feet on Marshall street between Eighth
and Ninth and runs back l54 feet to
an alley. Price, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Rig Freight.

The Clyde-Line steamer Pioneer,
Crocker commander, arrived here yes
terday, bringing the largest freight she
has ever brought to this port. 1t con-
sisted of Richmond and Danville
through freight, l2s, 900 pounds; Chesa,
peake and Ohio through freight, 80, 900
bounds; local freight, $50, 900 pounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06

RxAp ASp PRoFr THxRxsyi'--ro evsry
purchaser Of one box each of my SALicvlAssp
DsSrsuncE and RrLASpixs Morru WASH.
the most delightful dental prsperssiess %
the market, In NE next sixv days sAall sivs
sSccnt toothbrush. fhus ier n eoslAy - -
cents yca get what costs you ordinarily a.
K q cAnnl1> H.. DrusgtsA
Thru era Notn sfroo6A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06

The "new Wost-End, with its pres
ent advantages and progressing con-
veniencos, offers rare opportunities for
investment in real estate. We have
several beautiful lots on west Floyd,
Cary, and other streets, at prices which
are not fancy.
MAsSrXG G. STAPLES & Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06

Mr.. G.. B. Glenn, lodge deputy Of
Jefferson Lodge, assisted by g. w.
Hawkshurst, grand secretary. anf w.
p. Southall, acting grand marshal, in
stalled the following officers last night
Chief Templar, b. X. Dudley; Vice
Templar, Miss Mamie Atkinson Secre-
tary, w. p. Huntley, Jr.; Financial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
The nllIer Rye whIshcy

that I sell at $3.50 per gallon will moi
cure all kinds Of diseases, but there is
no better whiskey for medicinal OF
family use. defy competition.
JULIEN BIxFoRD,
two doors below Dispatch Office.
1902 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
New Prisoners.

The following conyicts were received
at the penitentiary yesterday Wade
Fitzgerald (colored), from Pittsylvanla,,
three wears for HOUSEKEEPING ; Branch
Humble, from Rockbridge, two years
for burglary W. ID. Nappin (whiteel
from Princess Anne, two years Tor
bousebreakipg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Governor Lee nj the Races.

The Washington star of yesterday
saws: Governor Fitzhugh Lee, OF Vir-
einia, was visitor at Ivy City yester-
day. He was given big informal re-
ception on the quarter stretch, where
his many friends congregated about
Kim to grasp his hand. He was made
a Judge Of the races.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Real Estate! Real Estate,

If you wish TO buy lots in the suburbs
before the boom reaches this city, then
call on n. w. Bowe. real estate auc-
tioneer, who has large quantity OF
very desirable and reasonably cheap
lots and close-by-lands for sale on easy
terms
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
NJ. crum,,s aeusat.

The testimonial concert rendered MT
George A. Crump drew good audi,
ence 10 Corcoran Hall last evening, ana
an enjoyable entertainment was gwen;
All the singers were in good voice, and
the specialties by Messrs. Bigger,
Myers and Bac chrach were laughable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-06
Hans.

OUR ENTIRE SPRING STOCK OF HATS IL
Now COMPLETE, AND EMBRACES EVERY
THING THAT'S NEW IN COLOR, SHADE AND
SHAPE. WE KEEP 40 HATS BUT THOSE
oy xERIToRIoUs QUALITY, AND oUR
PRICES ARE 50 LOW, so VERY LOW THAT
THERE !. NO EXCLUSIVE HAr-HoUsE IN
AMERICA CAN TOUCH THEN. DERBYs IN
EVERY SHADE AND IN THE VERY LATEST
STYLES at H.s5 WELL WORTH h'"'
DgKBYs AT u7O; WOULD BE GOOD VALUE
FoRpg. $40 WILL BUY A DERBY THAT
CAN'T BE DUPLICATED FOR LESS THAN
&m. OURss, .2.s5, $3.50. AND ss-75 DEKBfs
ARE GREAT BARGAINS. OUR o. $50 AND
q DERBYs ARE AMONG THE BEST THAT'S
MADE